Hi,
we have an usergroup which should have access to all hostgroups. So I configured host permissions of the group to Read permissions for all groups. This works fine until someone creates a new hostgroup. Hosts in this new hostgroup are not visible for the usergroup, until someone adds it. As we use lots of hostgroups this is error prone. Is there anything how we could solve this?
Or do I have to build something using the API to run via cronjob and set permissions for this group to all hostgroups?
we have an usergroup which should have access to all hostgroups. So I configured host permissions of the group to Read permissions for all groups. This works fine until someone creates a new hostgroup. Hosts in this new hostgroup are not visible for the usergroup, until someone adds it. As we use lots of hostgroups this is error prone. Is there anything how we could solve this?
Or do I have to build something using the API to run via cronjob and set permissions for this group to all hostgroups?
Not the ones appearing later. As suggested a restricted superadmin role or you need to run an API call once in a while to overwrite permissions. All groups and propagate permissions..
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